The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-15

a dress pattern and several other similar
articles. Both these ladies expect soon 10
leave for new homes, ant a. they have
been prominently identified with the socie-
~ they will be Lluch regretted.
fashions.
Tight Jackets cut on the military or
der will likewise be fashionable.
Out of the new colors come the flame
and serpent, an smalagamstion of gold
and Nile green.
The raglan that is to replace the new
market will be OF a very pronounced col
oring, so it is said.
Plain striped, checkered or figured
flannel, eider-dOwn cloth or any 81 the
soft materials are suitable for 6sth-robes.
For morning costumes there is de-
mand for the wool effects, which are large
ly OF the rough-faced goods, such As cable
cords.
On ba,ques small crotcheted buttons
or buttons the color OF the material are
used. Large bnttons for ornamental Pur-
poses only.
-Sateens are especially good this season
having more stability to the Shading and
| figures, AMI are somewhat similar to the
Chinese silks.
-Cheviots and angora clothes in pin
checks, black AID white stripes, blue
and white or copper, red or plum col
OTIS are to be WON for lightweight suits
Ladies are said to be particularly well
! pleased with the splays IN wash tibrlcS.
the crinkled goods with lace work with
besvy criukIed oversSot I'm culurS intcTyen-
ing.
Imported Scotch giughau'S are one at the
leading features this season 9nd they are
brought cut in the new shadingS and Plaid
i'm the same order, but not quite 80 large.
I Young misses should wear round waists
and &c theIed or plated sk;riS. For house
wear, while almost any color is suitable,
preferences may he given ~ dark and
light blues, garnet grays, whites, cardinal
ana bright red shades.
-Fsille Francaise silks, despite the
) warnings that one occasionally he ais a. I"
their being supt rseded by this or that silk.
still retain a tenacious hold ton the ladies
: favor, being shown In rose, Nile, cream
white, ci1l, lilac, salmon, mandarin and
other handsome shades, while the novelty
silk faille Franchise. displayed IN the eli
: chanting evening shades, look superb
: enough TO satisfy the most ardent lover OI
the beautiful.
: The pompadnur style of wearing the
, hair is fast growing and there l. a di>PO
, stivu TO make IL quite the style, To the cx
clusiop of other desirable modes, but TIN
i hardly possible. so much depending OIL
the becomingness of this "r that manner o
. arranging the hair that To get even the ma
= iority nowaday> L. fol CIV given fashion
: in hair-dressing would seem AN here uleal
: task.
!. The new combination dresses Oi wO0
goods. have two kinds of plsids, or rathc
4 small bloc X or checks, for the ha>Iue an'
draperv. over a skirt of large plaIdS ant
! this plaid is use for vest, rever~, collar
:. and cuffs. Thus plaid skirt laid IN whit
J pleas shows blue, brown, red and white a
; its many cross lines, while small quarter
d irch checks ii tcru and brown twIl!c'
e wool form long drapery aud the basque
: The long, round, much-curved aPro
: ! also narrow in front. wit
all its fHllness pleated u
= TO the belt-noi along it, side>->howin
IS the pIaId skirt up each side t. the waI>
1 The back drapery of Two separate breadth
e of the check, j wool Is hcmmed and al
?. ranged in two points, where their Pieaie
V tops crossed and Tapped where they n
= Spged ca the belt making iuil hOuiiar
f Lraperv, vet confined 10 narrow sPae
:. The IlAid fabric y made into rSvers 60
> lar that ia, two points in the beck. an
slnres sarrowly to the waist .Inc III :ron
Combination dresses entirely "t sIi
have the soft Bsngsline arranged nve
! striped moire or velvet skirts, Ia whIc!
r rlain velvet i added, and perhaps some {
le the nea l,ces. White or cream-cUlOre
re stripes. or a ground of white or cream, ~
D. considered mo dressy with the otht
v stripes or the bars matching the dress Z
<, ab>;nthe green, lead blue, heliotrpP
N ar dove brown. \ brow
Brngsline basque amt DIS
a perry are very elegantly completed with
n skiri If white muire striped with brow
laid il three large panel-likc pieats
front aud ON toe left side, separated !
.. irilIs of the new fcelle lac, Ia the pale
n ecru shades Darken brown >atin-ba,
j. ribbon deSceuds ON each box plat, begi
!. ming I'm two rows at The belt. tied in I'll
g knot half wav down, ana hanging thence
pointed ends. The lace Is ia Torchun desig
~ sharply pointed. aud Is gathered in for
+ tlources between the pleat~. Besides i
-. this. Ii 7e brradliiS of the Benga.ine are a
N ranged a. drapery quite similar to the d
ne signs la BazIr, No. 9, Vol. M, common
ed ab we In the reader, and the ba>qT
n with it, striped vest is Tapped 10 the !,
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